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Does anyone know of any printers that support IPP offset stacking? jog-offset was deprecated in favor of stacker-NN, would this mean I could create a bunch of jobs for stacker-01, then create more for stacker-02, and there would be two distinct piles at the
end? I've checked a couple that support offset stacking via drivers, unfortunately when I do a Get-Attributes there's nothing in the response that indicates stacker support.</div>
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I also noticed that the pwg-raster format has support for specifying a jog, does anyone know if any printers would respect this value?</div>
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Lastly, does multiple-document-handling have any interaction with offset stacking? This piece might not be relevant as none of the printers I've tested so far have support for multiple documents in a single job.</div>
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I've searched the Internet quite a bit and there's not much on offset stacking with IPP. Any help would be greatly appreciated.</div>
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